I take your question to mean, can you have a linux machine's remote desktop in windows? If so, the answer is yes.
A really good application for this is called FreeNX. It is similar to VNC, which is another option, but uses SSH by default, which is a lot more secure. The NX server will run on the Linux host and the NX client will run under windows. The program is free and available for both platforms.
Well I am looking for is to be able to export a terminal window from the linux into windows using something like putty. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Googling PuTTY WinSCP provides links to this well tried solution.
WinSCP is a secure FTP program, so that you can transfer files to your server remotely. integrated with PuTTY which enables a linux terminal on your windows machine via a secure connection.
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